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START: 6:47pm In the Face of an Octogenarian
Weighed down by experience, his skin holds tight his knowledge, tucked deeply within its folds. His eyes are a battlefield, where love and hate wage their war, revealing his memories. His nose, always glowing red, dominates his solemn face, red from joy, red from crying. His lips in a stoic poise, seldom indicate his thoughts: He knows a smile's value. His face is a memory, sculpted from the sands of time and, though he has much to say, no one ever has the time. -Stephanie Grace STOP: 7:00pm **Image Unavailable**
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